Eden News

The first of a two-part blog series focussed on seed treatments is now live. You can read it here. 

We are very pleased to announce that Eden has an signed an exclusive Commercialisation, Supply and Distribution Agreement ("Agreement") with Corteva Agriscience ("Corteva"), for Eden's first seed treatment product ("Product"). For full details please click here.

We are pleased to announce that our unique bionematicide Cedroz^TM has been approved for use in Italy. 

The approval covers tomato, eggplant, pepper, chili, pepino, cucumber, melon, courgette, pumpkin, and strawberries. For full details place click here. 

Sipcam Iberia, Eden's commercial partner in Spain and Portugal, has received authorisation for the sale of Eden's bio-fungicide in Spain for use on a range of new crops for the control of a larger number of fungal pathogens. The product, known as 3LOGY® in Italy and Mevalone® in the rest of Europe, is authorised and marketed under the trade name "ARAW®" in Spain.

For full details please click here.

We are happy to announce that 3logy™ (Mevalone®) has been granted emergency use approval in Italy in 2021 for use on a number of horticultural crop species to help tackle botrytis. This 120-day approval has been granted because farmers in Italy are challenged by the lack of registered products for the crops in question. This sort of approval is granted when growers demonstrate a clear need for such a use. Eden are pleased to be able to assist farmers with our sustainable products, which are an alternative to conventional chemicals and are particularly useful for growers focussed on production of residue free crops.

For full details on the unaudited trading update for the year ended 31 December 2020, please click here. 

To read our blog post about pesticide residues and MRLs, please click here. 

Eden is pleased to announce that it has received London Stock Exchange's Green Economy Mark.

For further details please click here.

To read out blog piece on enhanging organic farming output with biopesticides, please click here.

To read our new blog piece about tackling post-harvest storage lossed in apples, please click here.